Sentence examples for a rose one from inspiring English sources

And she can only go out with two bodyguards?" Mr. Ringler palms the stone and then replaces it with a rose one the size of a pigeon's egg.

It's common knowledge that Picasso had a Blue Period, and also a Rose one, but what's less well known is his lifelong fascination with black, white, and gray.

The relationship of any established global power with a rising one is always likely to be tough.

All other things being equal (the favourite phrase of economists), a falling unemployment rate is always better than a rising one.

But it's a rising one: The median price for D&O insurance rose 61% in three years to $50,000 in 2003.

Unlike most mutual funds, hedge funds can go short as well as long, so they can make a profit in a falling market as well as a rising one (see "Growing pains," Forbes Global, June 11).

David Tanabe scored on the power play at 8 23, beating Brodeur glove-side with a rising one-timer from the top of the slot.

Meanwhile, Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort rose one spot from last year to claim the No. 1 spot.

Invest in a good watering can rose – one that emits gentle droplets of water.

Tall hybrid tea roses grow in front of the barn, with a climbing rose on one end.

Asked about the prospect of a Palestinian state rising one day on his town line, he said: "We will go along with what the world wants.